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prima donna
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prima donna
a female operatic star; diva


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It hurts to say that today's sports landscape is filled with prime-time prima donnas and multi-million dollar cry babies.
The Toughest Athletes to Ever Grace the World of Sport by Yossarian Fisher / Health, general community
So if you're going to beat up the prima donnas for being too elitist, find a better stick than a competition which is so snobbish that a Royal's horse only has to break wind to make the short-list.
From doner kebabs...to prima donnas by The Mirror (London, England)
Mr Godsiff continued: "The over-paid, over-pampered and over-hyped English prima donnas from the Premiership who took the field against Croatia disgraced the England shirt once worn by legends such as Stanley Matthews, Duncan Edwards, Bobby Moore, Nobby Stiles and Bobby Charlton.
Over-pampered over-hyped over-paid; SPORTING DISASTER: City MP in ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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